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... THOMAS HARDY'S GENIUS. In Banff U.F. Church Hall last night Mr Arthur F. Murray, M.A., rector of Banff Academy, delivered a lecture Thomas Hardy. the outset he dispelled the obvious fallacy that books become literature when their authors are dead. ...
... of bowler hats, tail coats. and other regrettable emblems of our civilisation. The frontispiece is' a portrait of Mr Thomas Hardy, 0.M., whose 82nd birthday was celebrated on June 2. Sumptuously produced—with an extensive supplement containing estates ...
... Bismarck ■when whistled in streets one Srandav aftTnooit. V*orksoi> p Committee liave behructeid dostrov t,hmr copies f Thomas Hardy ' Teas and Jude, the Obscure. the condition thai, name Dixon. Jaicefcon-Dixon. Holton, ha* left Rev. Ct. .rector Bishops ...
... ibooks and papers to the Royal University of Dublin, including the M.S. The Return of the Native, presented to him by Thomas Hardy. Percy Janson, Westerham, Kent, formerly chairman of Lloyds Underwriters' Association, left £643,051. The death duties ...
... 'jl limited editions, associatio trated issu&s, the condition ( V i the prices given for the j modern authors such l I Thomas Hardy are notable higher tribute can paid than to say that his prim er l , new fervour and enthusiast collector at anyrate. ...
... -Colonel Bernard Cyril V.. ~ C.M.G., D.S.O-, London. John Galsworthy, London. Sir James Guthrie, Kt, ex P.R.S.A., Edinburgh- Thomas Hardy, 0-M-, LL.D. (Aberdeen), LittD., D.Litt., Dorchester. General the Hon. Sir Herbert Alexander Lawrence, Chief Staff, London ...
... instead of forests. The poet had fall back on inward beauty. Monro commented on the characteristics the works Robert Bridges, Thomas Hardy, W B. eats, A. E. John Masefield, Walter Maro, and others. upon one characteristic—the extraordinary love animals which ...
... heaven than the church steeple. The graveyard slopes up steeply behind the church higiier than the spire, and, asoordinig to Thomas Hardy, onoe upon time all water for tho town had to be fetched from the valley, and used to sold in the streets at on© halfpenny ...
... day proved a bit '«f a Shock when a large, bearded man tapped her on the shoulder to congratulate her it was the author Thomas Hardy. She went on to become classics mistress at St Columbus Girl’s School, Kilmalcolm, and in 1908 did the unheard-of by going ...
... 49p per minute at all other times you may call as often you wish. Question: Who wrote the story 'A Christmas Carol ? a) Thomas Hardy b) Jane Austen c) Charles Didkens ...
... 2s—First Thing. SiSO The Last of the I—A Bench of Fives. 4,45 Magpie. Curlews. f 5,1 i—Emmerdale Farm. 5.45 News. 10,15—Thomas Hardy —'4 Man Who gi— Grampian Today sad Weather. B.SS , Noticed Things. i npsflsesll Il.ia-Gwmtry Comes West U 45 , t—ltek and ...
... proceed to their close. The main item In the second half was Mr .Britten's Winter Words” Op 48, a cycle eight poems Thomas Hardy. Hardy not an obvious choice poet lor a composer, yet these* settings highlight the best a most rewardbig manner. Time and ...